Todos los capítulos de The Billionaire’s Rival Contract: Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 130

BellaI was just about to open my bedroom door, but then I changed my mind again. I turned around, gripped the phone tightly behind my back, and took a few steps forward to face her head-on.The fake, gentle servant act was completely gone from her face now. Clara stood there with her arms crossed, her eyes narrowed into cold, sharp slits."Who were you talking to on the phone earlier?" I demanded, my voice shaking slightly with adrenaline as I held my ground. "I heard you in the hallway. Who is the 'ma'am' you're reporting to?"Clara let out a short, harsh laugh. She rolled her eyes, shaking her head like she was dealing with a stubborn child. "What are you talking about, Ms. Bella? You must be hearing things again. Just like the doctors said.""Don't play games with me!" I snapped, stepping closer. "I know it's none of your business what I heard, but I also know why you're really here. You were sent here to kill me, weren't you?!"For a second, I expected her to deny it. I expected

Sebastian Hearing Clara say those words—saying she wanted to resign and escape the house—cut right through me. A wave of guilt washed over me. Clara had worked hard, she had l saved my wife from a falling light fixture, and now she was being driven out of her job just because Bella's grief had turned into a burning fire of suspicion.I instantly stood against it, shaking my head. "No, Clara. You are not going anywhere," I said firmly, stepping forward to block her path. "This is a misunderstanding. Please, just go back upstairs and take a break. You don't need to quit."Clara looked up at me with wide, tearful eyes, acting so fragile and scared. "Are you sure, Mr. Sebastian? I just... I don't feel safe.""I said you're staying," I repeated, my voice steady. "I'll handle this."With a soft sniffle, Clara gave a small nod, turned around, and walked slowly out of the security room, leaving the heavy door half-open behind her.As soon as she was gone, I turned my attention back to Bella.

Bella The sharp, jagged edge of the glass pressed hard against my skin, sending a tiny prick of pain right into my throat. My breathing came in short, ragged gasps as my eyes darted around the room like a trapped animal."Bella, please, you're not thinking straight," Sebastian pleaded, his hands raised in the air as he inched forward, his face pale with raw panic. "Just drop the glass. Let the doctor help you. Nobody is going to hurt you.""Don't lie to me!" I screamed, tears blinding my vision completely as my knees began to shake. "You're calling the doctors to lock me away! You think I'm insane! If they touch me, I swear I'll end it right now!""Mr. Sebastian, stay back," Dr. Evans warned in a calm, low voice, taking a slow step to the side while signaling to the two medical orderlies behind him. "Don't panic her any further. Keep her talking."I didn't want to talk. I wanted out.The moment Dr. Evans shifted his weight, I saw my opening. With a sharp cry, I lunged toward the open

BellaThree days.I had been locked inside this suffocating white hell for three full days.Every single hour dragged on like a lifetime. I was weak, pale, and so bone-tired that even lifting my arms felt like trying to move stone weights. But beneath the physical exhaustion, a scorching, blinding rage burned hot and steady in my chest.My anger wasn't directed at the guards, the nurses, or even the cold, mechanical doctors who looked at me like a broken machine.It was reserved entirely for Sebastian.The man who had sworn to love me in sickness and in health. The man who had looked into my eyes, listened to my desperate pleas, and then handed me over to a madhouse because he chose to believe a lying, manipulative stranger over his own wife. Every time I thought about his sad little sighs and his fake pity, my blood boiled. He didn't trust me. He had thrown me away the second things got hard.I sat rigidly on the edge of the stiff hospital mattress, staring blankly at the bare white

SebastianDark circles shadowed my eyes, and my face looked hollowed out from days of endless worry, sleepless nights, and the crushing guilt of leaving Bella behind in that hospital.I grabbed my suit jacket from the back of the chair, slipping my arms into the sleeves. Today was the day I was going to go visit her. The facility had told me to give her a few days to adjust, to let the sedatives wear off and let the doctors begin their work, but the ache in my chest was too loud to ignore. I needed to see her. I needed to make sure she was resting, and deep down, I desperately hoped that a little bit of the fire in her eyes would soften when she saw me, that she would finally understand I was only trying to save her from herself.With my car keys in my hand, I turned on my heel and walked out of the bedroom, making my way down the wide staircase toward the front foyer."Mr. Sebastian?"A soft voice echoed from the direction of the kitchen. I paused, looking down the corridor to see Cl